Privacy · read November 2026
Almost nothing is held. Here is the itemised list.
Prepared to sit alongside the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and its Australian Privacy Principles. What follows describes this site; Amazon keeps its own notice, one click from every card.
There is no form to fill
No registration, no newsletter, no enquiry box. Browsing the site asks for nothing: no name, no address, no phone number, no email. The only correspondence the publisher can receive is one a reader chooses to start by writing to the address at the bottom of this page.
The list in your browser
Adding an item writes one entry into this browser's local storage: the products picked, how many of each, and the name, price and picture a row needs to draw itself. It is never uploaded, this site cannot read it, and wiping site data deletes it for good.
Requests recorded by the server
The hosting server logs what any web server logs: the file requested, the moment it was requested, the browser signature, and the address the request came from. Those lines exist to keep the site up and to investigate abuse, are kept for a short operational period, and are not joined to anything else to profile a reader.
The hand-off to Amazon
A product link, or the button that sends the list over, opens Amazon.com.au. There Amazon sets its own cookies and handles the visit under its own notice. Nothing from that visit comes back here beyond a bare count of clicks.
Your rights under the Act
Those Principles let a reader ask what personal information a business keeps about them, demand a correction, and object to the way it was handled. No customer records exist on this side, so most requests end in a short written answer — but every one of them gets that answer.
Making a privacy request
Email [email protected] with privacy in the subject line, or telephone 1300 584 114. Post goes to Inanotherworld, 295 Gympie Road, Kedron QLD 4021, Australia.
If the reply is unsatisfactory
Complaints can go up the line to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner, the body that administers the Act and sets out its own process. Writing here first changes nothing about that right.
When this notice changes
Any feature that would change what is collected — a form, an account, a mailing list — will be reflected on this page before the feature goes live, not afterwards.